Holiday lettings and rentals in Picassent
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Browse a wide range of holiday lettings in Picassent , Torrent and Albufera Natural Park areas catering to a range of preferences and budgets. Whether you are seeking a cosy flat just for two, a rural villa with a private pool, or a charming countryside cottage perfect for a family of four or a group of five, there are options to suit everyone. The rentals on offer boast modern amenities, including fully equipped kitchens, spacious living areas, and outdoor spaces for relaxation or al fresco dining. Many properties also feature stunning views allowing guests to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the area.
A peaceful holiday getaway
Browse a lovely selection of, fully equipped, upmarket, contemporary holiday rentals in Palmera with many of the accommodation options in the area located just under 8 km from the beach and featuring a sparkling swimming pool. Several of the properties in the area look out over the exceptional natural beauty of Albufera Natural Park, with some properties located just a stone's throw from the beach. Find your perfect holiday rental in Valencia Provincewith chic interiors or rustic charm according to your specifications!
Spain Holiday offers an excellent variety of upmarket holiday lettings in the Valencia Region. Browse our extensive range of fabulous accommodation offers and find your perfect home away from home equipped with all the mod cons that you will need for a wonderful holiday such as:
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Holidays in Picassent
The area and getting around
History and sightseeing in the Valencia Region
Just 45 minutes from Picassent, in Sagunto you can immerse yourself in the sights of the ancient city of Sagunto boasting a well-preserved Roman theatre dating back to the 1st century AD, which is still used for performances today! Above the theatre, the ruins of Sagunto Castle spread across a hill, offering panoramic views and a fascinating glimpse into the region's Roman, Moorish, and mediaeval history. With the heart of Valencia located just 20 minutes from Picassent you can easily head out and explore the fabulous historic centre of Valencia packed with historical landmarks: including the legendary Central Market and the Torres de Serranos, mediaeval towers that were once part of the city's defensive walls! Another option is to rent an finca in Benavites, ideal for a quick weekend getaway in the hub of sightseeing.
Wine Tasting and vineyards
Wine tasting in the Picassent area of Spain offers a delightful journey into the heart of Valencian viticulture, blending picturesque landscapes with rich, flavourful wines. Plan a wonderful day out exploring local wineries, many of which are family-owned and have been producing wine for generations. These bodegas often offer guided tours that include a walk through scenic vineyards, a visit to the wine cellars, and an in-depth peek at the wine-making process. Tastings typically feature a range of wines, from robust reds and crisp whites to refreshing rosés and sparkling cavas, allowing you to savour the wonderfully unique characteristics of Valencian wines.
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Picassent for culinary enthusiasts
As the birthplace of paella, a holiday letting in the Valencia region including Picassent, offers some of the most authentic and delicious paella. Local restaurants and "arrocerías" (restaurants specialising in rice dishes) offer a range of paella and other rice-based dishes. The local market, held weekly, is an excellent place to experience the vibrant food culture of Picassent. Here, you can find fresh fruits and vegetables, local cheeses, cured meats, and a variety of artisanal products. Look for fresh citrus fruits, olives, and local specialities like turrón (nougat) and horchata (a traditional Valencian drink made from tiger nuts)! During the Fallas festival in March, the streets of Picassent and surrounding areas come alive with food stalls offering traditional Valencian snacks and dishes. This is the best time to sample a wide variety of local foods in a festive atmosphere!
Picassent for Golf Enthusiasts
Picassent provides a great base for golf enthusiasts looking to enjoy the sport amidst scenic Mediterranean landscapes. Approximately 30 minutes from Picassent, in the Albufera Natural Park you can enjoy one of Spain's most prestigious golf courses, El Saler, that offers a challenging layout with stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea and the surrounding nature. With 18 holes set amidst sand dunes and pine forests, you are all set for a unique and picturesque golfing experience! Club de Golf Escorpión located about 45 minutes from Picassent, near the town of Bétera offers 27 holes divided into three courses, each with its own distinct challenges. The lush, well-maintained fairways and greens are complemented by beautiful landscapes, including lakes and mature trees, perfect for a superb round of golf.
Did you know that Picassent is famous for its local cuisine, which features traditional Valencian dishes such as paella, arroz al horno (baked rice), and all i pebre (eel stew). The town's agricultural products, especially citrus fruits and olives, are especially emblematic!
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Top 5 travel tips in Picassent
1. Explore the Monastery of Santa Maria de la Valldigna
This gorgeous historic monastery, founded in 1298, offers a fascinating glimpse into mediaeval monastic life. The site includes the restored church, cloister, and other monastic buildings. Guided tours are available, providing insights into the history, architecture, and cultural significance of the monastery. Pack a picnic and bask in the surrounding landscape, with its tranquil gardens and picturesque views!
2. Explore Picassent`s old town
Picassent's historical centre is rich with local heritage. Characterised by its narrow, winding streets and traditional Valencian architecture, the town has retained much of its old-world charm, making it a delightful place for a leisurely stroll. Why not visit the Parish Church of San Cristóbal, and marvel at the blend of old and new in the town's layout! The local market, held weekly, is an excellent place to experience local life, shop for fresh produce, and try regional delicacies. The town's heritage buildings and squares provide the perfect picturesque backdrop for holiday photos!
3. Experience Local Wine and Olive Oil Tasting
The region around Picassent is known for its vineyards and olive groves. Take a fantastic tour of the local wineries to learn about the wine-making process, sample a variety of wines, and even purchase gift wines to take home! At the local olive oil mills, you can see first-hand how olive oil is produced, from harvesting the olives to the pressing process! Tasting sessions often include a variety of olive oils paired with scrumptious local breads and other products, perfect for foodies!
4. Adventure Activities at Sierra Calderona Natural Park
Approximately an hour from Picassent, Sierra Calderona Natural Park offers a range of superb outdoor activities for adventure seekers! The park's rugged terrain and diverse landscapes are perfect for hiking, mountain biking, and rock climbing. Well-marked trails lead to scenic viewpoints, ancient ruins, and natural springs. For those interested in flora and fauna, guided nature walks provide insights into the park's biodiversity. The park's stunning scenery makes it a wonderful destination for both casual nature walks and more challenging adventures!
5. Explore the Natural Park of Albufera
Located just a short drive from Picassent, Albufera Natural Park is a must-visit for nature enthusiasts. This vast wetland area is home to Spain's largest freshwater lagoon and a diverse range of flora and fauna. Why not take a boat tour to explore the lagoon, enjoy bird-watching with numerous species including herons and egrets, and hike or cycle along scenic trails! The park is also famous for its traditional rice fields, and visitors can learn about the cultivation process that leads to the region's iconic paella.